Literature investigating whether an individuals' sex affects their executive control abilities
and performance on cognitive tasks in a normative population has been contradictory and …

Although the acute effect of exercise on behavioral cognitive performance is well-
documented in the exercise psychology field, a comprehensive evaluation on neuroelectric …

The number of studies investigating sex differences in executive functions, particularly those
using human functional neuroimaging techniques, has risen dramatically in the past decade …

Inhibitory control hierarchically regulates cognitive and emotional systems in the service of
adaptive goal-directed behavior across changing task demands and environments. While …

Chronic stress affects brain function, so assessing its hazards is important for mental health.
To overcome the limitations of behavioral data, we combined behavioral and event-related …

Sex differences in cognition and their underlying brain mechanisms have attracted
increasing attention. Brain electrical activity (EEG) represents a reliable, high-temporal …

The evidence suggests that gender-related effects could influence the electrophysiological
P300 parameters and stand as an additional source of variation for both clinical and non …

Purpose This study investigated gender differences in behavioral inhibitory control among
college students under acute stress state by using event-related potential technique …

In the present study, we investigated neural correlates associated with gender differences in
a simple response task (SRT) and in a discriminative response task (DRT) by means of …

Food-related inhibitory control, the ability to withhold a dominant response towards highly
palatable foods, influences dietary decisions. Food-related inhibitory control abilities may …